CA 02448446 2003-09-09
I'AT1ENT[S] APPLICATION/ JAN. 10/ FEB. 10, 2003.
DEStGN (1999 to2002j BYlJEFI~REY EDWARD KIMBEW CIO 11365 BLpEItBERRY WAY.
NORTI<1<
SAANIt;.M BC, CANADA! V8L5Jti.
CUB'-OFF SAW SUPPORT/ CHOP SAW SUPPORT/ MITRE SAW SUPPOR'C/ EQUIPM6N'f OR,
TOOL.
SUPPORT/ COLLAPSA13LE ! POIITAHL6/ DIESCR1PT10N;
The function of this support is to provide a stable platform for a cut-
ofI'saw, chop stw, mitrt saw or
other equipment, while also providing auceltenlx and uperior support for
mueria! being eut to lensth, mitred ar
machined.
The desigat is such that the supports for the wings fold into the latter; the
wind with unchad supports
fold neatly into the Space between the legs; and the legs with accompanying
wings and wing supports fold into the
base. ~'he Iruta is accompliekted by the partiwlar of~et p~ition[s] of
respecrive pivot point[sj. This results in a
portable configuration which is cott<pact and relatively light in weight; (
wood amstruetion; apprmtimately. 43
Ibs.].
With the addition of wheels, approx. 2inah diameter, positioned rit the bottom
of the kg0. the saw or
eqwiptnaH or tool support would roll on a fttm surfatx in either the extended/
sat up position or in a collapsed/
folded position.
The height of the base. relati~c to the wings is e~djunpble because of a
selection v~' pivot point optioea
available ( visible in drawiewgj to make it suitable for saw oquipttxnt,
commonly with various table depths.
The design is such that the sa~r wPP~ Wuiptnettt support could be constructed
from wood. steel,
aluminum, plastic or a combination of matrrials.
